Our Team 

Gal Szekely, LMFT

Gal is a co-founder of InterSoma and a lead teacher. He is a licensed psychotherapist who has spent over two decades helping individuals, couples, and therapists deepen healing and connect to their wholeness through mindfulness, somatic awareness, attachment work, and embodied relationship.

Gal is also the founder of The Couples Center and the creator of Love Made Simple, a practical and experiential approach to helping couples create deeper connection, repair, and intimacy. He has trained and supervised therapists for many years and is a teacher in the Hakomi method and a former adjunct faculty at CIIS University. Gal’s teaching and therapeutic work brings together depth, intellectual clarity, relational warmth, and practical guidance.

Gal can be reached at galszekely.com

Jasmine Flanigan, LMFT

Jasmine is a licensed psychotherapist and clinical supervisor who has spent decades supporting people as they heal from trauma, reconnect with themselves, and build more fulfilling relationships. She weaves together a rich blend of modalities — including AEDP, EMDR, IFS, Ideal Parent Protocol, Hakomi, Attachment Theory, and InterSoma — to support each client's unique transformative journey. Before earning her Master's in Integrative Counseling Psychology from CIIS, she spent 18 years in private practice as an integrative bodyworker, bringing a deeply embodied understanding to her work. Jasmine holds her relationships with clients and students as a true privilege and a

powerful space for healing and growth.

Visit her at JasmineFlanigan.com

Matthias Geiger, MFA

Matthias is a practitioner and teacher rooted in the practice of loving presence. His trainings include Hakomi, R-CS, the Tamura Method, and Sound. He works with ritual and ceremony, honoring each person's deep wisdom and the innate capacity of body and mind to heal. Life itself is the greatest teacher. His practice of Bhakti yoga keeps him offering an open heart to all of it. He has been in private practice since 2013, after teaching at NYU and a professorship in Art at UC Davis, following a calling to the healing arts. He carried with him a teacher's eye for seeing a person and tending the inner fire that moves them. More at MatthiasGeiger.com